July 10, 2015
Categories: Russia, Satellites, Science, Space

Russia and Brazil discuss development of space debris search complex, – Russian President Vladimir Putin said during negotiations with Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Wednesday.
“We are grateful to you there are already two stations working at Brazil territory in accordance with GLONASS system. Currently we are discussing the development of space debris search complex. This is a vital issue not only for Brazil but for Russia also, – said Putin.

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